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Larry Sakin is a former music executive and non-profit medical organization administrator. He advocates for literacy issues and provides advocacy training for grassroots and non-profit groups around the country.
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Music Review: Fake Problems - How Far Our Bodies Go
How Far Our Bodies Go demonstrates the nice guys in Fake Problems are one step closer to reaching icon status.
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Music Review: Mad Caddies - Keep It Going
it’s a pleasure knowing the Mad Caddies slavishly adheres to their beautifully weird musical vision.
Ortiz blends the direct sensuality of Tori Amos’s edgy rock with a lackadaisical, jazz-induced playfulness.
A Game As Old As Empire is a chilling account of abusive fraud in the cryptic world of international finance.
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DVD Review: Jorge Cervantes' Ultimate Grow DVD
Jorge Cervantes is to marijuana cultivation what Martha Stewart is to home decorating.
"In some ways you might consider The Boy Who Cried Freebird a primer for the uninitiated."
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Music Review: Everybody Else (Self Titled)
If Nirvana pushed out the inside of the musical envelope, Everybody Else keeps that envelope intact for the Disney set.
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Music Review: David Fagin - For Promotional Use Only
Fagin hints at greatness, preferring to follow in the footsteps of the Emo greats rather than blaze his own trail.
Citizen Fish plays blindingly great ska/punk rhythms that leave more commercial so-called ska bands in the dust.
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Music Review: Lovedrug - Everything Starts Where It Ends
Lovedrug's rich layers of swirling guitars and bright melodies moves the emo genre forward.
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